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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1887-07-29
MisGellaMenMs.
A Peculiar Predicament


A story, illustrating the crushing force
Of mere circumstantial evidence, has for
its hero Russian gentleman Of distinc-
ton, who provided with strong and fat
tering recommendations, visited the coir
and medal room Of q certain national in.
stitution. The coin and medals in this
collection being to all intents and pur-
poses priceless, the curators are re,
PEELED to exercise the very utmos
ton as to the admission Of straf
and to keep sharp lookout on the
tors while they are inspecting the
Of the numismatic treasures.
The Russian gentleman wished
a medal--say Of Constantine Chlor
which was Of gold. Of large size, an
puted to be unique. Suddenly,
he was bending over IL, tho med
appeared, and the foreigner declar
it had slipped from his hand Z
on the floor. After scrupulo
nation Of every nook and crss7
room, the officials began ,4e
strangers integrity, and ipio4e
it would be necessary to'lO53
tective and have him sear050
upon the gentleman evinced
tai disturbance. As this agiS
confirmed the suspicious Of his
policeman was summoned; bt
she half resisting stranger wa
be exposed to gross personal
an attendant cried out that he'll
the medal. The efiigy had indie
to tho ground and rolled under
the presses. Tho curatcss-ef y
lection of course overwKelme.
sian gentleman with apologies
could not refrain from askine
he had exhibited SO great re.
be searched.
''For this reason" said the
still pallid and trembling with
at has been generally asserted
lieved that the fellow to your
tine Chorus medal is not to be
the whole world. You told me
dozen times, this morning.
happen to possess counterpart
very medal--hc produced it.
spoke, from his waistcoat pocket
il was my wish to enjoy your
future when ! proved TO you tina
treasure was not unique. Blu
would have been my position
medal had not come to light. al
had been found in my own pc
Who would have believed 10 IN
about tho counterpart ?" This
is strange, but true.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1887-07-29
Mark Twain on Farminf

Here, remarked tho famous hnmorist,
Mark Twain, in recent address, is
composition l wrote on farming when
boy Farming is healthy work but no
man can run farm and wear his best
clothes at the same time Either the
farming must cease while tho new clothes
continue, or the new clothes must cease
while farming continues. This shows
that farming is not so clean work as
being Congressman or schoolmastor, for
these men can wear good clothes II they
can find money TO pay for them
Laughter.) Farmers get up early in
the morning. They say the early bird
catcher the worm. II l was bird, I
had rather get up late and eat cherries
in place Of worms. Oaughter.) Farm
crs don't paint their wagons when they
can help il, fer they show mud too quick.
The color Of thsir boots is rod, and
don't look like other people boots. boz
cause they are twice az big. Gap
plause.) Farmers wives have a hard
time cooking for hired men, and the
hired men find fault with the farmers,
wives cooking. Why don't farmers
wives lot the hired men do the cooking
while they do the finding fault. Great
applause. Farmers don't get as rich
at bank presidents, but they get more
exercise. prolonged laughter.) Some
ask, "Why don't farmers run for Con-
gress r. They run SO much keeping
boys out Of their peach orchards and
melon patches they don't have any time
TO run after anything else. If Congress
should run after farmers, one might DO
caught now and then. Lawyers can
boat farmers at running for almost any
thing. know q farmer who tried to
run line fence according TO his notion.
The other man objected, and hurt the
farmer. The farmer hired lawyer to
run his line fence. and now the lawyer
runs the farmers farm, and the farmer
has .stet, e33 LOUIS anything
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1887-07-29
WILLIAM HAHN & cos
mutual RESERVE FUND.-
LIFE ASSOCIATION
OF NEW YORK.
II. Ii. HARPER, President.

TNHE CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF
Il New York, Trustee of the Reserve Fund
Insurance at 0NE-HALF the cost charged
by the ordinary Level Premium Companies.
$1,000, 900 Reserve Fund, held by the Cen
trail Trust Company under q deed Of trust for
the benefit of its members.
$3.50, 900 deposited with Insurance Depart
ment. $4,000, 900 losses paid.
The object OF this Association Is 10 provide
for the families of deceased members PER-
Feet INDEMNITY Al the lowest cost con-
sistent with the greatest possible security. -
This association is purely mutual. No stock
holders absorb profits and no Trustees divide
surplus. EACH MEMBER has VOICE and
VOTE In the management.
This association has membership exceed
ing ifty-eight thousand, comprising the lead
ing bankers, business and professional men
of the United States and Canada. Its mem
bership in the State Of Maryland alone ex-
ceeds Fifteen Hundred certificate holders
For circulars and full information address
COOKE D. LUCKETT, Agent,
mar l8--tf ROCKVILLE, Md.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-22
A Feature OF the Commerce Act.

In reply to the query Of 80. 7. L." o:
Clarksburg We have to cay thu: there IRE
many thinga we don't grasp in The new
order OF things under tho Interstate
Commerce act as applied by the railroad
companiea.
Specifically, we are "a unable as our
Clarksburg friend is to find in the act any,
thing that requires the railroad companies
to put q prohibitory tariff en- fruit ship.
menta from California. Nor do We ind
anything that jus:!lss tina: move. The
Pacific coas: is asking for the Suspension
Of the fourth section OF the act, and j: is
not improbable that The railroad is putting
on tine pressure to insure the greatest pos
sible local support from the long haulers
II the Commission continues TO Gus.
pend ss it began, very little reason will re-
main Tor having the fourth section in the
bill. With that OUT there would he much
less reason Tor the mailtajrancu Of an ex-
pensive commia3:on, aud the people
might demand the repeal OF tho whole
measure. There a7e no. wanting reaso1s
to think that at least some Of The rail.
roads are playing ior NJ LEES . Etake. II
they can at pleasure put the sc.ewa en- as
they ara doing, it will 10. be sarpriaipg
to sec them knock tho whole act into Q
cooked hat,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-22
Qke !Qntellifgttlrlrl,f1s..
WHEELING, W. VA, APRIL W, 1887.
The Departed Saint.

The New YORK Ere'1n0 fost beng asked
whether the Siugwumps would support
Tor the Pfeeidcncy sherman, Allison,
Haw'ey or hoAr, "of my othcr etropg
party man lihe eilnef OF thom," RESPONDS
as though itseii anu ita Mug~ump irienda
had gone 10 stay. says tue Fo":
"Ihe ia1ca haVlns uecreed that there
should DO Adolf sne Mus~umpa nave psea
put into new feia.lons anu q new "smoa'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-22
Couldn't Fool Uncle Peter,


GpDt|TlH JUuJ
Conference.-The Teller in the tele.
graph office up there thought he was
mighty smart, but fooled him" Police.
man--"Youdid? How? "Oh, easy enough ;
you see, 1 vent in there yesterday to send
a message to st. Louis, and told him what
I wanted. AN right SCI he; 10 cents
So paid him tbs Is cent?, and I'll be
darIed il he did thing but rap ths. old
brass CHECKER OF his tl.csn or twenty times
and then hang the message on hook"
"Well, Go You call tina, fooliug him?"
"iou juet hold on and I'll tel! you, To-
day J wanted TO send another message TO
St. Louis, but III be gosh darnei il |
wanted to pay another IS cents. So
went up TO the Office, kinder polite-iike,
On aez |, Mister, says !, there's young
lady outside KS eez she wants to sneak TO
you. III tend oiiice for you while you're
Scue.' Well, air, he bit right away. OF
he went in hurry, and before he rot
hack had plenty OF time 10 click his Old
brass machine al l wanted, aud hang nv
message on the hook just as he did the
day before. I know they got il, too, ut
the other end, for the minute got through
the old machine went to clicking like blue
b!szes, Is much's 10 sey, All right, old
man, We hear you Oh, | ioo!eu him
good, l did. Your Uncle pster lives in
WaybaCk but he ain't no fool, he amt;
not by long chalk; no street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-22
The Fourth Section.

4 reader CT the iSTELLIGEScER who has
heard + good deal abou! the fourth gee.
ton Of the Interstate Commerce ac',
would like to have it printed 30 ttat he
can understand it, we'll, here goes:
THAT it shall be unla%;ul ior any COM
mou carrier subject TO the p1ovil!onB Of
this Act to charge Of receive any greater
compensation III the aggregate for the
transportation OF paeEeuTess or OF like kind
OF property, under substantially B!mitst
circumstances and conditions, 10! shcIter
or longer distance over the sane line, ia
the same direction, the ah0r!cr being ill.,
Guided within Tia longer distance; but
this snail not BE- construed - authorizing
any common carrier within tho terms u!
thus Act 10 charge and receive as great
compensation tor 4 HE6fter ns !or longer
distance; Provided, however, that upon
application 20 the commission appointed
under the pIO:is!ong OF this Act, such
common Carrier uay, in special cSaas,
at!tr investigation By the c0G2iAeion, be
authorized 20 charge less Tor longer thai
Tor Shorter distanCeB Tor tho transportation
o! pas-engsre O. property; pld the con-.
mission may from tins 70 time prescribe
the extent TO WHICH such GeEi2nated com
mon carrier may 10 tgiiovrd from the
operation oil t!ia BaCtion Gi lh!g Act"
Now il our friend GoeBn'tscc ut glance
how this would operate il any given cage,
he must rot rush OF 10 the nearest tree
and hang himself. Other men are in tue
same beat. S5me who thought they un-
derstool all about it haze been shaken in
their faith in their avn understanding
since the thing has begua to work.
lr West Virginia it VAS tupposcd That
freight ratca w0U,d he lover. inGteai O.!
relievin? TIE short hau! Scc;cns the rail-
roads haye largely increased tho long haul
charges, and while they were abou! it, took
turn at some 81 the shorter hau!s Ns
well. Thi4 policy su2S"at7 once more that
the State ~ill have 10 look after lie own, o.
1t will be fl: Ios nothing 5.;t Scu!lc.noa'0
gIme prPaervc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-22

chicago Tribune.
Mr.. ID Gilmore tells many E good story
about John ststson, but none better than
his lat one. He eays that not long ago
Mary Anderson wa8 filling gu engagement
in Chicago. Stesson had negotiated for
her subsequent appearance at the Globe
Theatre i'll Boeion. He wanted her TO
open there April II, but Mary Anderson,
who is Gevout Roman Catholic, tsle.
g,aphed:
II can not appear the lith.
Stetson vas BtsHding in the corridor Of
OF tho great Globe Theatre when he re-.
ceiycd the telegram, and, turning in a
rage on the nearest altache, ha siorined:
why in the thuadC. can't Mary An.
deraon appear the l4:hw
Ia Pope won't let her" returned the
a.tache, clipping the 80" IN "thr."
Hte.son famed around for awhile and
thou telcgraphed to Charley Popo in Chi
Cago:
why WON'T yoE let Aracraon appear
The li!h? 2" WI
III due time tho alsTer came:
n don't care whether ehe appears or
not. WhGt'o Anderson to mc?" popE,
S:ctg1n MAS overjoyOt Il! the nows and
immediately billed Mias Anderson for
April a. When the true incta were
learned lis woTda were un1ecordabIe.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-22
Looking Tor itiB lilly.

q. run fUIAtT iItS.
Not so very many days ego couple
newly married-s.opped at the Ryan for
the night. They hailed from somewhere
IN the valley OF the Red district, anl had
money enough to make a small ripple in
the city. The bride retired early, but the
groom still feeling his oats, wont out to see
tho town. He viaited number OF prom
mont resorts, and about midnight found
himself In the hotel elevator. Calmly
t,ausiixing the hoist boy with his eye, he
addressed him: "My boy.ish swhere's my
Dridesh? S'whcre's my turtle doye?'
The boy oil course could not answer him.
But finding tho number Of his room he
attempted to take him there.
"Noshiri" said the fnebriate. "Iah--
hic-wansh shiny cooling dove. She's the
rceesh OF the valley, aho is"
Everybody in the rooms along the hall
Was awake by this time, and several heads
peeped over the transoma.
Observation-Disclosures, he con-
tiRued, "a swan Of the shea. Whe.e'ah
che? Tha!sh what l want-hic-to know
Whosh stole my cuckoo from rne1h?"
BY this tins they were ut the door OF
his room. 1t suddenly opened, q hand
and arm clothed III white was thrust out,
snd the unfortunate ysnked In with ter.
rife jerk and this remark:
"Here's your rose OF Sharon and the lily
Of the valley, you blamed old fool. Go to
bed!"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-22
Notice 10 Contractors
cLERK's OFFICE,
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF ONO CoUSrY,
WAEgLISG, u. Va, Aprii u. ISL.

w.
WHEELIsG, v. Va, April Is, 1857.
Sealed proposals will be- received IL, This Office
llnttl :.lh Inst. al 10 O'clock \. IL, for the fol.
lowing county work. viz:
Boggs' Hlti s. < h. road. Triadeiphia District,
100 cubic yards matchmaking.
Bogeh' hill 5. ~ Il. road, Echland District, 40
cubic Yards MHcadAuiz.ng.
Battle Kun to q. Z. u +. road, 90 cubic yards
ElAchlntniEng.
Chapel hun to sps!uger's 90 cubic yards macad.
aEliziig.
Elm Grove and Boggs' iii, 100 cubic yards mac.
Gdanfztng.
tt!ct, Io0 cubic yards nlhcAdAmiziuy.
Gfeg.sr!llc. Clinton aud Potomac, Liberty Dis.
tIct 80 cubic yards maCAdRnizIpg
GicnM's hun and Cherry Hill, leo cubic yards
kelIy's harm and Dement, Cemetery, Rlchland
D!it!ct, A. cubic yards muchdamizing.
Middle "hccittly Greek t'owct emit, 800 cubic
yards ilac4daIniEiug.
fiddle Wheeling Creek upper end) 80 cubic
yards nlAcAdAMiz!ng.
Mct;Taws kun 10 G. c. 4 =. road, 10 cubic yard,
macNdAm2iug.
Meeting House Hill, 2Go cubic yards macadaa,.
i2lng.
Peters Run, T.iadclpha District. l5ocubc yards
trncHdamiztug
Peters Run, EIchlnnd District, 100 cubic yards
mACAilAmiGing.
Peninsula Road, 800 cubic yards macndamzIug.
r9sleS kun, 70 cubic yAIdS merchandising.
N!Str rrni, CITY to Glenn's Kun, 81 cubic yards
River roHu, uleun's Run 10 Brooke county, 1850
cubic yards maCadnin izIlg
frf hhd tHHtitmHn's kun, 20 cubic yards mac.
Rice sud CGsllcmnn'S Run, 25 cubic wards chi.
TeTt mhtOnry,
koneys romttoR s. Il b. rOal. 100 cubic yards
mAcAdALnMlng.
short Greek, SottA Fork, lsO cubic yards ,uacad.
alNiEln4.
short Creek, South Fork, $50 cubic yards mscad.
RlHi2hg.
=. Valley Grove and Middle Wheeling, so cubic
yNrdn mhcalnmiEing,
Valley Grove and Middle Wheeling 10 cuhic
yhiuE ClI!VeEt nhhOnty,
,MheelhS, Mel Liberty aud Bethany, Triadc.
Phih pnlrlGt, SJ cubic yards mncndnmiIIug.
,Mhcci!ns Vest Liberty nnd Bethany, Liberty
District, IN cubic yards maCnlNmizug.
nheeiihS ahd fnirmOnt, 500 cutie ynris mncNt.
RiniZLn.. '"'''' ""
inhCa,!nmIRug ''~ ''""
wheeling and Elm GrOyn. KllCbIn District, 40
cubic yards Notwithstanding.
Wheeling nnd tlm Grove, TrtnLrlnhla District
li0 cubic yards merchandising
amztmg. '"''' '''''>"u'
"'u! Ie's and WHsden's Run, 100 cublc wards
matchmaking, '''
Proposals. Tor masonry must Include preparation
o. ,oumnHltons. l!'R for Nil o'psrs Of work mlsi
~ " IT, cube yati All PROPOSALS must siate
md must hc accompanied by Inc names Of two
ttpohsihlt parties M surticN for the performances
OF contract, It awarded.
ne nn"Iilllirs above given nrc only approx.
hn'c anu hrc subject 10 charge.
aligned. Wv '"''
bids. '"'' " '''s'' "''' VI I'LL
Endorse Proposals. proposals for County Work."
kOlrr u. WOODS, |
CLERK Of tho fioHrd OF Commissioners.
W. NMlrii, County Engineer, apla |
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-22
JEFFERSON COUNTY.

I'd I . .
A Correspondent objects to Some Cr,ti-
is cIsp,s on tho Late Election.
To TIC Editor Of he Inieutoesoer.,
slR:--In communication from a Wash.
ington correspondent under date Of April
12,it Is alleged that colored school teach.
era were kept from tho polls on the 9th
inst. by intimidation and threats Of dis.
misaal by the Board Of Education, Of
which Dir. John +. Cols.on Is President.
The statement Is utterly false, and reilec.
ton on tho manly independence OF the
colored teachers as well % an attack on
Mr.. Colston, who 10 a gentleman Of honor
and integrity, aud would not resort To the
bascnesa Of using bis official power to
coerce or intimidRte tho tcachers under bis
jurisdiction. ,Tf' tFGaE1.I q.
Mr.. Coleton In no way intetferes with
the Tree exefciae OF the political sea.i.
ments Of tho colored school teachors In
his district where tho writer has been
teaching for ten years, and on election oc.
caaionG hos always occupied a conspicuous
poaition atthn polls without the least fear
Of being dismissed.
The independence and freedom In 20.
litical matters Of the Jefferson county col.
ored teacher, was an inducement for tho
active workers OF tho Camden faction 10
try to secure The writer's suppor! in the
interest OF Mr.. Camden by liberal offer
Of Doodle and promise Of office. But tho
integrity md political aspiration OF the
Colored teacher are not for sale 10 selfish
intriguing politicians.
We boast Of a high order OF manhood
and arc not on tho political block 10 be
taken of by the highes! bidder. Neither
are VIC those iacils dupes that would tsc-
lily submit to outraged political rights.
So when the allegation in question is true
you will have II from tho pen OF our pro.
lesion. TEACHER.
Charlssto'cn. Jefferson county, april 10.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-22
E.ujUy Life,

What a truly beautiful world we 1.-Two in !
Nature gives ns grandeur OF mountaing,
glens and oceans, and thousands OF means
Of enjoyment. We can desire no better
when in perfect health; but how often do
the majority Of people feel like giving it
up disheartered, discouraged and worn
out with disease, when there is no occs.
eion for this feeling, as every sufferer CAN
eaeily obtain proof thst Green's august
FIorer will make them FREQ from disease
rs when born. Dyspepsia and Liver Com
plant arc the direct causes OF seyenty-fve
per cent Of such maladies 40 B;liousnees,
Indigestion, Sick Headache, Costivsness,
Nervous PrCstra!ion, Dizzinens olthe Head,
Paipitation OF the Heart, and other dis.
tEessing symptoms. Three doses Of Au.
gha Efouer will prove i.s wonderful effect.
Sample bottles, 10 cent?. Try it. n.kw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-22
Zeni.


Eo.ton Tfdnscrfpt
There isa suburban church, situated not
far from q very attractive and fashionably
patfonized s!um, which makes practice,
each Easter Sunday, alter the Sunday
school services, Of distributing the greater
part Of tho flowers that have served In the
decoration Of the church among tho poor
children OF the school. This distribution
Is almost as popular with the atroot chill.
dren as tho Christmas distribution Of gifts
and confectionery.
Yesterday afternoon after the mass Of
tho children had been given few flow.
srs, the Sunday school superintendent saw
two hoodlumish small boys whom no did
not rfco2nize standing near by very wiat.
fully, caps in hand.
swell, boyr,' eaid he, chec,ily, what
do you wAnt2"
"s'm' tlowerp, niBLer." .
belong to tho school? l don't acem to
remember your"
"0h, yes Str" said the bigger OF the
two; don't you remember? Pm the fol.
Ter that run away from the Sunday school
laat New Year'y?"
"Indeed! And whnt Is the connection
Of your friend here with tho school?"
"Oh, he's tho Gully that coaxed mo to
run away!"
The superintendent felt that such zeal
should not 70 uurewarded, and gave the
| boys handful Of bright flowers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-22

\ Ivy 10 means insignificant member Of
the Naval aHh Military Cab ia London ia
a sleek, we!!-ied goat, whose bearded ma.
jrsty may BE Been MY rsnssnt morning
B'roi.iug Ieisure'y G0wn r,ccAIitly, p4.m.
inEIy Interested III the moving p6HoraIan,
or Standing with an distracted air ut thr
half opcuJt gatsG Of Darouahire lIouya.
Gs il Con;eln9Iaang@ C"ti u9oa tho Dnke,
Just what office TIE goat holdgin the club
"orF no! appear; hG: tia; he ID on trrSas u
familiar aCqValutanCe with ia arislorra,ic
nembnrT WIN mee, Inn in his morning
promenade is evident from their friendly
recognition Of BIN AZ the st p to pm, lin
Oh Tho head.
lila relations with tho policemen arc
apparently most confidential, 10 he rnbu
NgHiHst t'.cm, either in unuuspecLinv in.
nOcenCc, or aun conscious exemption lton
tEcit rule. thHL bntobDn8 IN ia!iayen.
rilHt to DO ia Ia pcaees. truly the lines
OF the p!ccpdll!y goa! have fallen in pIcsg.
RHt p,aCuD.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-22
FOR - ALN.

No. lS' South Penn street. a rooms, Ground 20 by
l21 feet, eau be bought for $50.
Let NO. 10. EQuarr II, Bakers Addition, fronting
on t!iet street, lear east end OF Twelfth street.
piicc so.
Twelve Lots gu high street, SIS 90 each.
Three Lots Oh Charles street. SIi0 w each.
Two LOIS on charles street, Sis % each
One Lot south o! dwelling No. 2sOl EoG street.
slCO0. >'>~''
No. ii033 Market street, sl.350.
No. 10 Thirteenth street, 3 Toou1s, $1,000,
~ acrch Of land Hear Stone Church, Elm Grove
21l5 Acre Farm OH Middle wheellug Creek, three
miles from Triadclph!a, eco per acre.
SIX Acres Oh Peters Run, dl,0 600.
A desirable residence At Beech Bottom, on the
!ine Of the p, ". 4 Ky. Railroad, l2 miles from
Whit ellng, consisting Of new frame house and
property.
No. .! Virginia street. G r0omcd frame house.
ground Is feet front, running back TO alley 10 ie:
can be bought for Sl,10O.
No. 70 South Front street, rooms and bath.
room, ground GO by l28 feet.
No. 49, twelfth Street
4 building site OF Nineteenth street cost OF No.
1877, So u IA front foot o'
No. 60 North Front st.eet.
JAMES A. HENRY,
Real Estate Agent. Collector and Notary rubl!c
GpU OAirS. No I6l2 MARKET Street
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-22

To iAt KIER0f6fift IRtl7f0Nttr.
Slit! notes III article in ttiq morn,
inQ4 ;sGut Of your paper On the para,
mount qu4aijon Q! the dsy-tAo prohibi.
ton OF tho liquor traffic. The w:!ter Ct
tina. s!lci" se.mB 10 lie anxiouN that the
liquor tTsiIIc be suppfesHed, but THINKS
it. ! have this nfopofal II make: II YOU
will give place Tor the Giacugsion in your
paper, and the r"utirmsn writing the Grti-
cle published this lNuEring viii. inntaad &.
tho pseudouy m-"Pro horo 'nblico"--
give nig o'Sn nu,ur, an williEg TO hn.
aver hia objection 70 !c%5I ,~artnca:
on the remedy ior lhiH mo"ttcam Lornn.
dUm--a liCgngcG l.quUr traffic.
GEo. T.. ifE:E
llA,sIinA. AutiL q,